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This morning, Hudson’s Bay Company announced that its Lord & Taylor division will be selling its flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York to WeWork. Richard Baker, executive chairman of Hudson's Bay, was at the WWD CEO Summit and talked about the deal in front of an audience.

In Forbes’ third annual Richest In Tech list, there are 16 self-made entrepreneurs who are under the age of 40, two more than last year. While 9 of them have ushered their companies to a stock exchange listing, thus turning their paper wealth to liquid cash, the other 7 have fortunes that are tied up in their unicorn companies. read »

California has long been a hotspot for tech wealth. That holds true on Forbes’ 2017 list of the 100 richest self-made tech billionaires. Forty-one of the 55 tech billionaires living in the United States on the 2017 Richest In Tech list live in California and have a combined net worth of $405 billion. The state’s wealthiest tech read »

A collection of baseball cards, including five 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle, that had not seen the light of day since they came out has been professionally graded. The value, $1.5 million, well exceeds expectations. read »

Zambian multi-millionaire entrepreneur Rajan Mahtani has lost ownership of Zambezi Portland Cement, a leading cement manufacturer in the southern African country, as the High Court of Zambia awarded full ownership of the company to the Ventriglia family of Italy on Monday. read »

Video game golfers will be able to make their way up the professional golf ranks from Q-school to the PGA Tour on “The Golf Club 19″ after the Canadian developer HB Studios reached a PGA Tour Career Mode licensing agreement with the Florida-based Tour. read »